Smile Design And Orthodontics
DSD (Digital smile design) is the aesthetic arrangements made to improve the teeth aesthetically and functionally. In these arrangements, first of all, after the healthy tooth structure is obtained, the appropriate position and position of the teeth and the aesthetic restructuring of the teeth with prosthetic approaches are provided.
Smile design is not suitable for mouths with unhealthy teeth and gums. First of all, a healthy gingiva should be obtained and this condition should be protected with proper care. Because in the planning made with smile design, the gums should be tight, healthy and non-bleeding in terms of tooth-gingival harmony, and there should be no swelling and redness due to poor hygiene. Providing naturalness in smile design applications is one of the most critical points and this can only be achieved with healthy gums.
The suitability of the position and position of the teeth in the mouth on the dental arch is also very important in terms of the aesthetics and functions of the restorations to be made afterwards.
Dental braces in happy womans mouths who shows by two fingers on brackets on the teeth after whitening. Self-ligating brackets with metal ties and gray elastics or rubber bands for perfect smile. Orthodontic treatment
Although the aesthetics of restorations made in inappropriate tooth positions are not at the desired level, these restorations are not long-lasting as they will face undesirable forces during speaking and chewing.
Here, orthodontic treatments come into play and the teeth are brought to the places where they should be in the arch and properly aligned. In a situation where the tooth alignment is not suitable, no matter what kind of prosthetic approach is used on the teeth, adequate aesthetics cannot be provided.
After the care of all teeth and gums and their alignment in the mouth, a special smile design planning is made for each patient. Here, the position of the lips, teeth and gums is evaluated according to the face, taking into account the patient’s age, gender, character and expectations from the treatment. Questions such as how much tooth and gingival appearance is present during speaking and laughing, should it be increased or decreased, how should the tooth morphology be, are evaluated together with the photograph, x-ray film and measurements taken from the patient. It is the most preferred lamina applications today as prosthetics. The fact that they are very thin and have a high naturalness are the reasons for their preference.